Haven't tried it recently but I was aware of the product since I had initially been aligning myself to be a competitor of this company but unfortunately that didn't work out well. Either way, alternat

Hi all,

Happy New Year @spc504 -- appreciate you considering RackNerd as your VPS provider.

I've been with them for a year. I'd say they're pretty good, considering the price and the location.

no, I am not twisting antything. as it was you who wrote:

Still using google here, on android you can back it up if you have root, which was fine for me for years, and recently they added export/import accounts and it doesn't wipe the original, so I exported

Considering the money and profits they have, I don't think they care for a few people trying to get more space for their stash of Linux ISOs. I think they like all this publicity.

Authy, but considering switching to YubiKey for some of my accounts for increased security.

No, they implant Musk dishes into country..

I'm sharing with LET something impressive I discovered recently. I was looking for a cloud provider to expand my VPN project and discovered Onecloud, it turns out that they have some exotic locations

I guess we can now agree that nothing crossbox did was wrong, and you were just arrogant. X4B did try to help you out, but how can they do so with no info? All they can do at that point is provide you

Well, clearly you missed the whole point of the thread.

Ahaha, you wouldn’t follow their direction even if they ask you to clear browser cache because you didn’t even bother contacting PayPal when they asked you to. Considering your attitude and mentality,

Actually no, you completely missed the point of the thread.

If your considering cPanel shared as an all-in solution then check us out here I'll bump you up to the CP Basic plan for the same cost as Lite which comes in at $35.50/year if it's suitable.

I do know that, it was more of an inside joke considering @Ympker is well known for bringing in very good offers and awesome deals for various VPNs.

Merry Christmas!

The so-called data leak was in November. By that time, much of data was gone as lots of hardware was already sold anyway. I don't think hackers have access to data at the point, because there is no da

I confirmed the hashed password was the one I used for them because I still had it in my password manager. I'm not too sure either about how the data was being stored, but something was hacked.

The UUID field is what's throwing me off. WHMCS doesn't store a UUID field on tblclients. Hostsolutions also used a proxmox plugin to manage their nodes, not SolusVM/Virtualizor.